Otto Kruger

Acting

Born September 6, 1885, Toledo, Ohio, USA

Otto Kruger (September 6, 1885 – September 6, 1974) was an American actor who began his career in 1915. His career was most prolific during the 1930s and 1940s.

Filmography

• 1964Della — Walter Garrick
• 1964Sex and the Single Girl — Dr. Anderson
• Sam Benedict
• 1962The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm — The King (segment "The Singing Bone")
• Dr. Kildare — Louis Conrad
• The Investigators — Karl
• 1960Cash McCall — Will Atherson
• Checkmate — George Emery
• Thriller — Bert Farrington
• The Rebel — Ben Tully
• 1959The Young Philadelphians — John Marshall Wharton
• 1958The Colossus of New York — Dr. William Spensser
• The Further Adventures of Ellery Queen
• Perry Mason — J. J. Gideon, August Dalgran, Timothy Balfour Sr., Judge Norris
• 1955The Desert Song — General Birabeau
• 1955The Last Command — Stephen F. Austin
• 1954Black Widow — Gordon Ling
• Climax! — Walter Farrington, Judge Mitchell
• 1954Magnificent Obsession — Edward Randolph
• General Electric Theater — Charles, Boss
• 1952High Noon — Judge Percy Mettrick
• 1951Payment on Demand — Ted Prescott
• 1951Valentino — Mark Towers
• 1950711 Ocean Drive — Carl Stephans
• Lux Video Theatre — Walter Travis, Self - Host
• Lights Out
• Suspense — Chester Crabtree
• 1948Lulu Belle — Harry Randolph
• 1948Romance on the High Seas — Wedding Guest (uncredited)
• 1948Smart Woman — D.A. Bradley Wayne
• Studio One — Spencer de Witt Roland
• 1947Love and Learn — Andrew Wyngate
• 1946Duel in the Sun — Mr. Langford
• 1946The Fabulous Suzanne — Hendrick Courtney Sr.
• 1945Allotment Wives — Whitey Colton
• 1945Earl Carroll Vanities — Earl Carroll
• 1945Escape in the Fog — Paul Devon
• 1945On Stage Everybody — James Carlton
• 1945The Chicago Kid — John Mitchell
• 1945The Great John L. — Richard Martin
• 1945The Jungle Captive — Dr. Stendahl
• 1945Woman Who Came Back — Rev. Jim Stevens
• 1945Wonder Man — District Attorney
• 1944Cover Girl — John Coudair
• 1944Knickerbocker Holiday — Roosevelt
• 1944Murder, My Sweet — Jules Amthor
• 1944Storm Over Lisbon — Alexis Vanderlyn
• 1944They Live in Fear — Matthew Van Camp
• 1943Corregidor — Dr. Jan Stockman
• 1943Hitler's Children — Colonel Henkel
• 1943Night Plane from Chungking — Albert Pasavy
• 1943Power of the Press — Howard Raskin
• 1943Stage Door Canteen — Otto Kruger
• 1943Tarzan's Desert Mystery — Paul Hendrix
• 1942Friendly Enemies — Anton Miller
• 1942Saboteur — Charles Tobin
• 1942Secrets of a Co-Ed — James Reynolds
• 1941Mercy Island — Dr. Sanderson
• 1941The Big Boss — Jim Maloney
• 1941The Men in Her Life — Victor
• 1940A Dispatch from Reuters — Dr. Magnus
• 1940Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet — Dr. Emil Von Behring
• 1940Seventeen — Sylvanus Baxter, Sr.
• 1940The Man I Married — Heinrich Hoffman
• 1939A Woman is the Judge — Steven Graham
• 1939Another Thin Man — Van Slack
• 1939Black Eyes — Ivan Ivanovich Petroff
• 1939Disbarred — Tyler Craden
• 1939Scandal Sheet — Jim Stevenson
• 1939The Gang's All Here — Mike Chadwick
• 1939The Zero Hour — Julian Forbes
• 1938Exposed — William Reardon
• 1938Housemaster — Charles Donkin
• 1938I Am the Law — Eugene Ferguson
• 1938Star of the Circus — Garvin
• 1938Thanks for the Memory — Gil Morrell
• 1937Counsel for Crime — William Mellon
• 1937Glamorous Night — King Stefan
• 1937The Barrier — Stark
• 1937They Won't Forget — Michael Gleason
• 1936Dracula's Daughter — Jeffrey Garth
• 1936Lady of Secrets — David Eastman
• 1936Living Dangerously — Dr. David Stanley Norton
• 1935Two Sinners — Henry Vane
• 1935Vanessa: Her Love Story — Ellis Herries
• 1934Chained — Richard I. Field
• 1934Men in White — Dr. Levine
• 1934Paris Interlude — Sam
• 1934Springtime for Henry — Henry Dewlip
• 1934The Crime Doctor — Dan Gifford
• 1934Treasure Island — Doctor Livesey
• 1933Beauty for Sale — Mr. Sherwood
• 1933Ever in My Heart — Hugo Wilbrandt
• 1933Gallant Lady — Phillip Lawrence
• 1933The Prizefighter and the Lady — Willie Ryan
• 1933The Women in His Life — Kent 'Barry' Barringer
• 1933Turn Back the Clock — Ted Wright
• 1930Mr. Intruder
• 1928The Home Girl
• 1923Under the Red Robe — Henri de Cocheforet